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It wasn't. Both the Allies and the Axis recognised the cultural importance of Paris and the fact that it had no strategic value, so it wasn't bombed. However, the French Resistance were very active in the area and there were quite a few skirmishes between them and the German Army of Occupation, particularly after D Day.
Yes, Paris experience bombing when the Allies and French fought against the Germans still remaining in Paris, France. There was no bombing in 1940 in Paris when the Nazi's invaded France initially. It is rumored Adolf Hitler did not want that beautiful, historical Paris damaged. He was able to see Paris one time and claimed that Berlin was more beautiful. see link below
Actually none.
Paris was declared open-city (surrender without fighting) during the German invasion.
it was bombed by the Japanese in 1942,
no
During World War II, the historic city of Paris was not bombed when the Germans invaded France (in 1940) because of a conscious decision made by French political and military leaders. These leaders declared Paris to be a "Free City"; that is, they communicated to Germany that they would not defend Paris nor use it as a military base, and thus it was spared from being bombed or otherwise attacked.
Most British cities were bombed during World War 2
You will have to be more specific. All of the combatants in World War II bombed many cities.